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Search Discovery Announces Launch of Apollo: The World’s First Analytics Management System

Search Discovery launches SAAS solution to revolutionize and automate analytics implementations and management.

Search Discovery, a data transformation company, announces the release of a new product, Apollo, the world’s first Analytics Management System.

Apollo empowers businesses to rapidly improve their digital analytics environments and maintain them with ease through automation and interconnectivity. It helps organizations increase ROI on digital analytics while reducing the cost of ongoing program maintenance.

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“Analytics implementations haven’t changed much in the past 20 years, but Apollo uses proprietary technology and the best practices that we’ve learned to automate a better, easier solution,” says Search Discovery President Mike Gustafson. “We’re excited to provide a product that will ensure companies can see business impact and a return on their analytics investment.”

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Search Discovery changed the industry in 2009 when it introduced Satellite, a dynamic tag management system, which was acquired by Adobe in 2013 and renamed Adobe DTM. Now, Search Discovery launches Apollo with the same goal: to revolutionize analytics management and drive ongoing value.

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